Clinton Was First Asked About Emails in 2012

Congressional investigators first probed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in late 2012 on whether she used a private email account while serving as secretary of state, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

The revelation emerged in a December 2012 letter from Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, regarding the Obama administration’s use of personal email.

Clinton did not respond to the letter before leaving office and the State Department’s reply nearly two months later ignored the question and only provided a description of its email policies. Read more at the New York Times.

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Note that Mrs. Clinton has not spoken to anybody so far in her latest White House bid. Talk about an imperial Presidency: That is precisely what Mrs. Clinton has in her vision of her perspective form the White House.

Why aren’t there any other choices in the Democrat Party? Is she the best the Country can produce? What happened to the sitting Vice President? Don’t they get first crack at becoming the next President? Why is the Democratic machine throwing Joe Biden under the bus? This is unprecedented in our History.